Undergraduate Advising and Placement in French

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Students who wish to take French language classes should take the online placement exam to determine their level. For guidance about placement, please contact the French Program Director.

Those freshmen who arrive with a declared French major are contacted in the spring semester and assigned an advisor from among the faculty. French majors should feel free to contact their advisors whenever a problem develops, or simply to discuss their academic and professional plans. Once a French major has been assigned an advisor, the advisor's name will be listed on the "Student" tab of the advisee, on the BannerWeb pages accessible on your myMIAMI web page. The assigned advisor will assist in making course selections consistent with the student's academic interests. The French Program Director of the department can also assist with academic planning. However, the ultimate responsibility for fulfilling all requirements rests with the student. By the second semester of the junior year, the student should also see an advisor in the College of Arts and Science to review the completion of College and University requirements.

French Majors Short Questionnaire

If you are a French major, please take a minute or two to fill out this short questionnaire to let the department know of your opinions and experience of your time at Miami.

For questions relating to French courses or advising guidance, please contact:

Dr. Mark McKinney
Irvin Hall 204
513-529-7508 Department
513-529-5646 Office